So any of the LTXs? Any preferred?
I have run LTXs on all my trucks for the past 15 years. Both the MS/ & Defender. The Cross climate looks very good, can't report anything about it. I will go to the new Defender LTX Platinum for the first time, irresistible to try it out on the LC when it shows up.
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The Michelin tires were the only tires not to frag under very severe use conditions in the middle east, first hand knowledge.
Arguably these were high speed tests and in the heat of the summer days and very hot tarmac conditions. Not off road type hazards. Michelin owns Pirelli. The Perellis were good, but the Michilins were the best across the board.
Michelins for regular use off season. Take your pick for wheeler season. Goodyear and Goodrich high end knobbiest. A spare set of rims, easy change outs.
Any of the LTX series for trucks handle better than anything else in the same class tire. I like to make corrective moves quickly never worrying about the vehicle response and knowing what to expect. I enjoy cruising through turns at speed completely under control and solid. Not many tires will do that the way i expect it. The Michilins do.
The number 1 rated tire in accidents by the CHP is Michelin's. Any body shop owner that knows their stuff will confirm.
Good luck.
I have KM3s on my jeep, top rate, noisy rough, off road only or suffer on the roads.
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